... CORN EXCHANGE. LONDMN-tsIo CORN EXCHANGE, LONDVN-DON' Oursa=rket, if pnssible, is in a still moredep, a. although all descriptions of c'rn were a'fajoris terms, no sales can be efeited. Wleat rr -'er purchasers, and ofiered from 2s. 5to Ss Pe, qape5re Monday's prices. Bsrley Is. Iloer. 13essnl,,d PeW Is. to 2s. per quarter hut o bats, mcccdihle$ all II3 (having had 82,730 qukarters siece ...

... (From the Courier.) The gloom and heaviness in the Money Market, to which we alluded yesterday, cannot be traced to any adequate cause. We know nothing that can at all justify it. There is nothing id' the state of our fi- ,nrancesk-as was proved by the'quarterly statement- there is nothing 'n the State of our foreign relations -nothing, in short, 'of a public nature, to encourage . despondency ...

... I CORIN EXCHANGE, 1N0G7: j ¢ I The changeable state of the Weather ha;, ' i, - I V - a - c a a n -o. n-z . - The chrneable tate of the Weather ha- i vance of Is. to 2e. perqusar2ertobebtai,;, Smples of wheat ; but the-trade for oth1 * led, at no iorrroivement-in vWalue. u , - >-Unrie gof d quality is rather dearer than sie gujgglt. Thke report of the beau cropa beti,, Ihe, beans arr therefore ...

... f TADDINO'TON COlkN I1ARKE']' f Very dell markets..* Wheat lmasgin . .fln i rly . ---C ~ - . F ~vnmzy .3 11, on last aveer8ae; top as before. Barley ' ai1 top as last market; average down 2d. *2 :lth. Vt1o hs on the top Is., and on the average is. 4-12 bSO artaro 'and beans are tip a trifle. s 11) Wheat. I Barley. I Oats. Pe ase P0 First 74s Id 37s Od 29s Od 3.ss Be Second 62Os Od I4s O41 24s ...

... GLASGOW GRAIN IMARKET-DRc. 94. > r 1 : 1X.1 ni e- of he vat or barlh. .V GLASGOW LtjtgttN.sr Little siterrstilt'. in tile pr~ice of wheat or bariw. ,iie havean 'xtndv spcultive ,iemahid for oats, bom (;:1 to is. per boll dearer. Little doing in bcans, or 1l'.i at ionr quotations. Fine flour is 5s. Per Siltk biglwr. -- XVl iEAT..' British, old, per 24.0 ?? ?? D o. news ?? ?? ?? 11 lied ?? .. . ...

... INEWlVXArKKE'r SECOND OCTOBER MIETNG. | WC)tCEST)A' OCT. 15. F irst class of ?? Olatlands, of 30 srovs. each. B.MI. lir StOutliewer's Flush, 3 vrs. 'st. Sibh. - I Lorl St1itthampton's Lepa:i to, 3 y rs. 7st. Sit-. . 2 ian i tdicp. (ff o10 sovs. each. ?? Y. C. M11r Pavi le's Shakspeare, 5 vis. 9.. - I I ted- lker's I-lelonis, ae-ed, 9st. - 2 Dulthe of PortLand's Freak, colt, 3 yrs. 6st. 1°ib. - ...

... LONDON PRICES CURRENT Alum, ;, on TA,, hsh ?? 1-i5 1l) 'I 15 0 I-.Si.iB~iagI7)Ceq1 A4lum, per Ion kvt''-A IEnglis I? ;~o perrc t Iot 12 Zi. F. * QuebrCPot. I.SL :Os 03 a 00 0 ?? W ?? Unit.St ases.do.O~s 03 a W o0 0 ?? 20 Quebceizearl 32s 03d n no 0 F . s Sound ?? 33s 01a 0oo F.B ?? flac'rdlai. per rcat. . - O~s Cart hagena 2Os 0.3 a 19s 03 B~n c ?? 20s Od a 19, 0d.3rg Sicily ?? 0Oda I Ss ...

... SI-lP NmroeWS Pormimouth, February is;-A irived ?? Ladsv ?? Snell f'rom Bengali ; Art ived off Weymouth, the- Ilten, Patterson, from: lMau- ritiuc; swiled 28th 0ctober. Thel East India Gompany's Obip Catle Hotitley, arrived at, enaag on tbe238d of Yuly, ?? experted to sai China on tle'9th ,Aiust Iast, FRdOm LUQO 'S MATNPE LIST-Feb. 2.Q - Ham~ra', lit~h Fe>.-A twatv eomrnmeneed this woraing. ...

... IE~lDN'BTJRGH COR.N . We had a vcrysmalllax. of I T., I udtht lhc bc:inig a good du'ln-;l- Rlgj i. ?? We tadvrsiu ra'',ls of a sill arid thtr oleoring a good0 duimm.i., lxq , tV learlyiv Gd. per boll. lV' 1 .l f ofesuperior quality, tilr (0Ile we \b 20sr. 91b. per boll, o' II e rv ii~ . parcels sold at 22s. Oats ' sitht.i e I One parcel Of' Rub', of ?? q - at. , b ' brought 2~s. Pease and ...

... FlJOM THE LONDON GAZETTE. BANKFRUPTS. 'Al. Soniby, Swinefleet, Yorkshsire, draper J. Hnowrd, Dunstable, linen draper C. Jiames, High Street, Blloomsbury, linen draper IV. S. Willson, Cannon Street Bload, 2%iddllesex, mariner E. Butt, Ledbury, Hereford, grocer W. G~reatbatch, jufn. May Bank, Stafford, and T1. and Josi. CuesAtbatch, Oford, dealers in earthenware 3. Foster, K-naresboroutgh, ...

... ' A few days berore the close of the last se--ion Of of a Parliament, 'general sttements of the shipping em- 3 ployed in the trade of the United Kingdom were or- a derei to he prolodded for each year, from 1814-to 1828, e both of those years ijtoisive, distinguisbhig British from Foreign, and the ir'ade will, ea.h countryi. Those c accounts have now been prepared. -The arrangement . of the ...

... SHTP NEWS. CAST INDIA SIHIPPING. Arrivedoil'Penczance, the Hannah, Legge, from Bom- poaTSMouTrr, July 22.-Sailed the Triumph, Green, for Bombay. The Aurora, Earl, from London to Madras, was spoken with on the 1st March, within fourteen days sail of Madras The Thomas Grenville, Manning, from London to Ma- dras and Bengal, was spoken with on the 16th ult. of' Cape Finesterre. The Patience, Kind, ...